Ghana passes fifth IMF review as Mahama’s reset agenda spurs growth, stability, and fiscal gains

Voicefm Ghana October 12, 2025

Ghana successfully completed the Fifth IMF review under the $3 billion ECF programme, achieving all targets as President Mahama’s Reset Agenda drives economic growth, lower inflation, and stronger fiscal stability.

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